So if you feel you’ve missed out on the biggest bull markets of the last few years (the best chances to make money), my message is simple: Stop beating yourself up.
It’s not your fault that Wall Street is able to harness AI trading algorithms that allow them to walk all over Main Street.
It’s not your fault that CEOs are largely able to act on insider information, selling or buying at the best moment and leaving regular folks holding the bag.
And it’s certainly not your fault that mainstream financial analysts can’t make sense of markets to save their lives (they’ve missed Nvidia’s earnings by 18%, 29%, 19%, and 11% in each of the last four quarters).
So if you’ve missed Nvidia’s 2,000% rise over the last five years, or if you haven’t benefited from the rise of the other “Magnificent Seven” tech stocks either… Then you’re exactly the sort of person I have dedicated my entire career to helping and working for.
My name is Nic Chahine. I built successful start-up companies from the early stage and coached thousands of people to help them master the markets.
Each trading morning (Monday-Friday), I wake up at 3:55am on the dot to get ready to trade the markets. Almost always, I’m also helping 200-300 people in a live chat room each day. After all, I spend 9-10 hours a day analyzing and making sense of financial patterns so that they don’t have to.
So over the next few days, I’m going to “pull back the curtain” on my method and track record. I’ll show you exactly how I find these trades. I’ll show you the secret behind my 83% win rate, as well as EXACTLY what my average trade has yielded…
And the EXACT nature of a $79 “bet” I’d like to make with you (one where you’ll never have to put up any money).
But before I do that, check out the next “Ring the Bell” issue going out on May 15th. I’m going to share a very unique, and almost unbelievable story with you. It has to do with a struggling math professor, who uncovered a trading secret that at one point made him the 40th richest person in the world.
He even became known as “the man who solved the markets” after amassing an average annual return that put even Warren Buffett’s to shame.
But along the way, he couldn’t help enraging a few people… In fact, one ex-colleague said the other math teachers all looked down on him, “like he had been corrupted and sold his soul to the devil.” It’s a controversial legacy, to be sure—even as no one can argue with his actual results.
So keep an eye out. In the May 15th Ring the Bell I’ll explain exactly how he did it… why his fellow math professor colleagues practically curse his name… and what the method could mean for you.